BOOK RECOMMENDATION
In the April 5 edition of the Eugene Weekly under the Slant column you recommended the book We Were the Lucky Ones. I hope you … Continue reading
Year: 2018
Do you want to play a game?
Truth or Dare is the epitome of a lowbrow, but entertaining, scary movie
I’m a huge fan of horror movies, and I think the biggest contributor to that fact is that they don’t really scare me. Some of … Continue reading
SNAP TO IT
Not surprised to hear there was an uproar when the Eugene Weekly stopped being distributed in Corvallis and Albany (“EW Returns to Corvallis and Albany,” … Continue reading
Activist Alert 4.19.18
• St. Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County’s Metamorphose: Upcycle Fashion Show is Saturday April 21. The day of environmental competitions, activities for adults … Continue reading
SYRIAN NIGHTMARE
World War 3, anyone? Nuclear-armed Russia already has military personnel and warplanes lawfully in Syria. Yet the U.S., UK and France all threaten to attack … Continue reading
Ringing in Spring
Augusta Read Thomas kicks off a killer month of classical performances
Augusta Read Thomas loves bells. The respected Chicago-based composer is fascinated by how human beings have used them throughout history to mark important cultural events, … Continue reading
MAKING AMERICA FUCKED AGAIN
I had a meeting with my accountant on Saturday and she informed me that my taxes will go up by $7,000 next year. It seems I’ve lost … Continue reading
QUALIFIED CANDIDATES
I’ve worked closely with EWEB candidate Zach Mulholland for more than four years crafting the 2019 Clean Energy Jobs Bill for Oregon. I’m always struck … Continue reading
KEEP ENERGY CLEAN
I am responding to the article “The Nuclear Option” the Eugene Weekly published 3/29. Calder writes that clean energy such as wind and solar is … Continue reading
But is it art?
Without a broad audience, contemporary art establishes a foothold in Eugene
A video circulating on YouTube shows a curator, Aram Moshayedi, at LA’s Hammer Museum introducing actors Will Ferrell and Joel McHale to a contemporary art exhibit, … Continue reading